Intimate partner violence is an important issue and attempts to distinguish typologies of
intimate partner violence are necessary to understand the complexities of intimate partner …

Prior reviews have identified elevated trait anger as a risk factor for intimate partner violence
(IPV) perpetration. Given that 10 years have passed since the last comprehensive review of …

This review of the family literature on domestic violence suggests that two broad themes of
the 1990s provide the most promising directions for the future. The first is the importance of …

Substantial strides have been made in the field of violence risk assessment. Numerous
robust risk factors have been identified and incorporated into structured violence risk …

Abstract A. Holtzworth-Munroe and GL Stuart (1994) proposed that 3 subtypes (family only
[FO], borderline-dysphoric [BD], and generally violent-antisocial [GVAI) would be identified …

For decades, battered women's advocates have placed coercive control squarely at the
center of their analysis of intimate partner violence. Yet, little work has been done to …

One of the most burning debates in the domestic violence field is over the effectiveness of
batterer programs and how to improve them. Batterer Intervention Systems responds to this …

There has been significant interest in, and controversy about, whether anger and hostility
problems are meaningfully related to male-to-female intimate partner violence (IPV). In this …

The extent and potential dangerousness of the problem of domestic violence warrants
systematic screening and assessment in all mental health settings. Few empirical studies …

Intimate partner violence (IPV) continues to be social problem in the United States.
Unfortunately, legislation aimed at solving the problem has been based on models of IPV …